MSU Football’s future games with CMU reportedly in ‘jeopardy’ amid Stalions investigation

Michigan State is scheduled to play Central Michigan next in 2027 and 2030

Michigan State football reportedly could move away from their future scheduled games against Central Michigan amid Connor Stalions investigation.

The Detroit News is reporting that Michigan State’s future matchups with the Chippewas are in “jeopardy” amid the Stalions investigation. Stalions — who is the mastermind behind Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal from the last few seasons — is believed to have been on Central Michigan’s sidelines against Michigan State last season. The man who is believed to be Stalions was wearing sunglasses and disguised as a Central Michigan staffer for the game.

Central Michigan has been investigating this allegation of Stalions illegally being on their sidelines for the game against Michigan State. However, that investigation is still ongoing.

Michigan State is scheduled to host Central Michigan in 2027 and 2030.

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WATCH: Highlights from MSU football’s season-opening win over CMU

Watch highlights from Michigan State’s season-opening victory over Central Michigan

Michigan State has opened the season with a win.

The Spartans overcame a sloppy start to pickup a 31-7 victory over Central Michigan on Friday night. Michigan State was led offensively by solid play from quarterback Noah Kim — who made his first career start — and running back Nathan Carter — who made his Michigan State debut.

Michigan State will return to the field next week against Richmond in another home non-conference battle.

Check out the complete recap and highlights from the victory in the tweet below:

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WATCH: Chris Solari, Graham Couch breakdown MSU football’s 31-7 victory over CMU

It was a sluggish start, but Michigan State eventually pulled away on Friday to earn a comfortable win over Central Michigan

It was a sluggish start, but Michigan State eventually pulled away on Friday to earn a comfortable win over Central Michigan to open the 2023 season.

The Spartans led only by a field goal at halftime, but were able to outscore the Chippewas 21-0 in the second half to pick up the 31-7 victory. With the win, Michigan State improves to 1-0 on the season and will return to the field next week against FCS-foe Richmond.

So what did Graham Couch of the Lansing State Journal and Chris Solari of the Detroit Free Press think of Michigan State’s season-opening win? Check out their quick breakdown video by clicking on the tweet below:

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Quotes: Notable comments from Mel Tucker following MSU’s 31-7 victory over CMU on Friday

See what Mel Tucker had to say following Michigan State’s 31-7 victory over Central Michigan on Friday

Michigan State football has opened the season with a win.

It was a sluggish start but Michigan State was able to turn it on in the second half to pull away for a 31-7 victory over Central Michigan on Friday. With the win, the Spartans improved to 1-0 on the season.

What did Mel Tucker think of his team’s performance? Check out notable quotes from Tucker’s postgame press conference below:

MSU Football vs. Central Michigan: Stream, broadcast info, players to watch, predictions for Friday

MSU opens the season tonight vs. Central Michigan — here’s what you need to know for this matchup between the Spartans and Chips

Spartans football is back.

Michigan State football will open up the 2023 season on Friday night in a home matchup against Central Michigan from Spartan Stadium. This will mark the first game for both the Spartans and Chippewas this year.

Michigan State enters this matchup as a two-touchdown favorite but there are many question marks surrounding the Spartans after finishing 5-7 last year. Central Michigan is also looking to rebound in 2023 after going 4-8 last year.

 

MSU football season opener against Central Michigan moved to Friday, Sept. 1

Michigan State’s annual tradition of opening the football season on a Friday night will continue in 2023

Michigan State’s annual tradition of opening the football season on a Friday night will continue in 2023.

The Spartans officially announced on Monday that their season opener against Central Michigan has been moved from Saturday, Sept. 2 to Friday, Sept. 1. The official kickoff time and TV details for this non-conference matchup have yet to be announced.

This will be the Spartans’ ninth home Friday night season-opening game over the last 13 years. Michigan State opened the 2022 season on a Friday night against Western Michigan.

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